The Hermiston herald., October 14, 1937, Image 1

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VOLUME XXXI
NU.
REA LINE SURYt
N O W UNDERWAY
CONTRACT POWER
FROM P. P .-L .C O ,
HEB3PBT0N, UMATILLA
COUNTY,
OREGON,
OCTOBER 14, 1937.
R. L. ADDLEMAN
PASSES WEDNESDAY
R. L. A ddlem an, who has been a
resident of C olum bia d is tric t for the
past 20 years, passed aw ay W ednes­
day, October 13, a t L ittlero ck , K an ­
sas, w here he has been receiving
m edical care for th e past two
m onths. The message came by w ire
la te W ednesday n ig h t an d no d e­
ta ils w ere learned.
A ddlem an came here w ith his
fam ily from the W illam ette valley
w here he was employed by a com­
m ercial dairy. He has m ain tain ed a
la rg e d airy herd for a num ber of
years b u t of la te r years has gone
into the p o ultry business.
He is survived by his w ife and
seven ch ild ren , Mrs. Leila M ontgom ­
ery, P uy allu p , W n„ Mrs. V iola F ish ­
er, Tacom a, W n., Mrs. M ary H all,
S eattle, W n., E rn e st A ddlem an, P en ­
dleton, H elen A ddlem an, P uy allu p ,
W n., D orothy A ddlem an an d V ictor
A ddlem an of H erm iston.
H. S. B urdin, engineer of the
firm of B arr & C unningham of P o rt­
land, w hich holds th e co n tra c t for
su rv ey in g th e lines for th e U m a­
tilla E lectric Cooperative associa­
tion, is w orking in the field th is
week an d w ill com plete th e check­
in g an d surveying F riday. O ther
engineers will be on the field n ext
week to stak e out th e lines, and
co n tra cts fo r w ork of c o n stru c tin g
th e lines w ill be let by Novem ber 1.
E le ctric ity has been secured for
pow er from the Pacific Pow er &
L ig h t com pany a t a reasonable
sw itchboard rate. T his an n o u n ce­
m ent was made a t the m eeting of
th e association board last T uesday
n ig h t. A nyone receiving electrical
service m ust sign a m em bership ap ­ VA R IETY POULTRY
p lication a t a fee of >5.00 w hich ON PROJECT
p u ts th e line and m eter to th e mem­
b e r’s house.
T h a t th e re is some exceptionally
H ouse w irin g may be done by fine p o u ltry in a v ariety of breeds
co n tra c t or by th e Individual if in on th e project, was evidenced by the
accord w ith sta te reg u la tio n s and splendid show ing m ade a t th e re ­
specifications. M em bership does not ce n t U m atilla project fair. W hile
Include house w irin g but puts line single comb W hite L eghorns pre­
and m eter to th e house.
dom inated, th e re w ere a n um ber of
R ig h t of w ay for fifty m iles of o th e r breeds th a t exhibited. F u tu re
lin e have been secured by represen­ ex h ib itio n s are expected to show
ta tiv e s of th e association w orking more in te rest as grow ers increase
in th e field for the past two weeks. displays.
H igh feed costs the past season,
In m aking th e lin e survey, maps are
being m ade an d n o ta tio n s of all to g e th er w ith low egg prices, have
houses and trees th a t m ust be pro- caused a num ber of poultrym en to
tected, and easem ents secured. The decrease th e num ber of birds below
e n tire te rrito ry has been covered on th a t o rd in arily kept, b u t w ith a te n ­
th e 120.5 m ile proposed ro u te for dency tow ard low er feed costs and
a stro n g e r m arket, prospects for
electric line.
A m inim um charge of >1 has 1938 ap p ear a little b rig h te r for
been announced by th e federal gov­ th e poultrym an, n ot only locally b u t
over th e nation.
ernm ent.
N. J. V anskike, p ro p rieto r of the
M embers of th e board a re R. G.
“V ig o rb ilt” P o u ltry F arm and H a t­
Penney, president, J. H. Reid, sec­
chery, made a trip th is week th ro u g h
re ta ry -tre a su re r, E. J . Saylor, sup­
e rin te n d e n t, R. G. Saylor, H aw ley the M ilto n -F reew ater section, and
rep o rts in d icatio n s are th a t th e
Bean and E. D. M artin.
p o u ltry population has dim inished
in th a t section th e past two years.
GAME FORFEITED
F arm s form erly operated on a large
scale now have only a few birds.
IN T H IR D QUARTER
HUNTERS BRING
IN M A N Y DEER
Above are th e boys who m ake up the football squad this year.
T hey are from left to rig h t: F ro n t row — W alter H inkle, Donald Pan-
know, E lb e rt Moore, Jesse Moore. Second row— C larence Myers, Mar-
vin R ankin, E lm er Moyer, H iram S tillings, L ester F lan n ig an , R alph
M arble, Tom Lotspeich. T h ird row — L aw rence H u n t, Jim Jackson,
S tu a rt R an k in , H arold Buell, Gerald K eller, R ichard R ain w ater. L ast
row —(Alfred Shipp, Jack T illery , Bill Hamm, R obert C h ristian , A lbert
Shipp, and F ra n k F u rrer. Coach O'Neil is on th e extrem e rig h t.
GAME BIRDS TAGGED SCHOOL CLOSED
FOR SHIPPING
FOR INSTITUTE
H u n tin g p a rtie s over th e week
end b ro u g h t in d eer bagged in the
m ountains. K. M. Mayer, employed
in th e F irs t N atio n al Bank of H er­
m iston. expressed a 180 pound. 4
point, buck from Lakeview w here
h-» bagged th e an im al early th is
week. It was ta k en care of by em ­
ployees of the U m atilla C ooperative
Cream ery.
T he D. D. F o lle tt fam ily w ent
h u n tin g S unday and Bob bagged his
deer th e first th in g a fte r th e g irls
h u stled th e an im al o ut of the brush.
It w as a dead shot th ro u g h th e
lungs.
Dr. W. L. M organ, W. M. P e a r­
son, R. C. M cReynolds and Ed Ben-
sel, w ho w ent h u n tin g over th e
week end, re tu rn e d w ith a tw o
p o in t deer, bagged by Pearson.
Mr. an d Mrs. Bill S h aar came in
T h u rsd ay , each w ith a buck, w hich
th e y bagged a t th e head of the John
D ay river.
A n o th er p arty was less fo rtu n a te
g oing S un d ay n ig h t and re tu rn in g
T uesday aftern o o n . T his was C.
W arn er, G. B. Schm id, and Cecil
W a rn e r Jr.
W a lte r Hamm , P ete L aas an d J.
A. Reeves le ft la st S unday for Bly,
Oregon, on a h u n tin g trip , and ex­
pect to re tu rn today.
LOWER PRODUCTION
NOTED IN REPORT
39 PER CENT FAT
REDUCTION
This m arks th e n in th m onth o f
the te stin g year for th e U m atilla-
Morrow D airy H erd Im provem ent
Association. D u rin g th e m onth 30
herds w ere tested on th e standard,
plan w ith 394 cows enrolled. T h e
average production
per cow w as
377.3 pounds m ilk and 19.1 pounds
b u tte rfa t. T his w as a 39 per ce n t
drop in fa t production u n d er th e
A ugust m onth. It is very ev id ent
th a t th e p astu res are being depleted
a t th is tim e of year an d th e cow s
are n o t being fed proper am o u n ts of
hay and g rain to m a in ta in p roduc­
tion. Cows going in to w in te r p ro ­
duction should be fed a little g ra in ,
p a rtic u la rly those cows w hich h av e
recen tly freshened.
4
T he h ig h herds in th e d iffe re n t
divisions are as follow s:
Over 20 cows, Dell C hriatley, 48
Jersey an d H olstein, 438.8 lbs. m ilk
and 21.0 lbs. fa t; 12 to 20 cowa,
Floyd L aird, 13 Jerseys. 632.6 lba.
m ilk, and 28.2 lbs. f a t; U nder 12
cows, L. C. Dyer, 6 Jerseys, 231.1
lbs. m ilk, and 38.5 lbs. fat.
The h igh cow for th e m onth w ae
a four y ear old Jersey ow ned by
Floyd L aird of H erm iston. She pro­
duced 990 pounds m ilk w ith 48.5
pounds b u tte rfa t. T he second h ig h
cow was owned by L. C. Dyer. A
th ree year old reg istered Jersey pro­
duced 1035 pounds m ilk w ith 47.6
l'bs. fat.
F our cows w ere disposed of d u r ­
ing- th e m onth via th e sla u g h te r
route. One bull w as se n t to th e stock
yards an d one purchased for breed­
ing purposes.
The hoflor cows for th e
m onth
are as follow s:
Nora. 4 yrs., Jersey , owned
by
Floyd L aird, producing 990 lbs.
m ilk, and 48.5- lbs. fat.
T iddlyw inks Lou R inda, R. Jersey
3 yrs., producing 1035 lbs. m ilk.
47.6 lbs. fat, ow ned by L. C. Dyer.
T iddlyw inks G irl Oxford, R. J e r ­
sey, 2 yrs., producing 696 lbs. m ilk,
3 7.6 lbs. fat, ow ned by L. C. Dyer.
Tusko, Jersey, 2 yrs, producing
891 lbs. m ilk, 35.6 lbs. fat, owned
by Dell C hristley.
The an n u a l regional teach ers’ in ­
s titu te will be held in La G rande,
October 21 an d 22. Six counties rep­
resented w ill be Baker, W allow a,
Union, U m atilla. M orrow and Mal­
heur. All local teach ers are expect­
ed to a tte n d th is in stitu te w hich
STANFIELD GIRL
takes the place of th e county in sti­
tu te form erly held. Consequently, MARRIES ECHO M A N
school will be closed for th e two
days, T h u rsd ay an d F rid ay , accord­
STANFIELD, Oct. 13— Miss A nna
ing to Supt. W. G. K ersbergen. '
H edrick, d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs.
H. L. H edrick, of S tan field , and
President Columbia C. E. Union.
CO U N TY OFFICES
R a lp h Isaackson, son of Mrs. E d n a
Cecil W arn er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gibson of Echo, w ere m arried Mon
CLOSED SAT. P, M .
Cecil W a rn er of H erm iston, has day afte rn o o n a t 2 :00 o’clock in th e
been elected p resid en t of th e Colum ­ p arsonage of th e Rev. L. E. O bert of
Due to a law passed by th e last bia C h irstian E ndeavor Union, com­
th e, C h ristian ch u rch a t Pasco, who
leg islatu re, th e offices a t th e co u rt
house in P endelton are closed S a tu r ­ p risin g all of U m atilla and M orrow read th e cerem ony. H a rry P eterson,
day aftern o o n w ith th e exception of counties. The office was taken a t an a frien d , an d W alter Isaackson, bro­
a crim in al d eputy on d u ty in the executive m eeting held in P en d le­ th e r of th e groom, atten d e d th e
sh e riff’s office. T his ann o u n cem en t ton la st S unday in th e absence of couple.
was issued from th e sh e riff’s office
y»e p resid en t, Powell G raham , who
At 7 o’clock a d in n e r was served
in P endleton.
is a stu d e n t a t E a ste rn Oregon N or­ by Mrs. Gibson a t her home east of
mal school in La G rande. Cecil will E ch o for* th e young couple, th e ir
Charles Hahn Passes.
ca rry o ut plans for the fall conven­ p are n ts and fam ily and in tim ate
W ord was received here T h u rsd ay
tion scheduled for December 3-4-5, frien d s: Mr. an d Mrs. H. L. H edrick
of la st week th ro u g h a w ire sen t to
and conduct fall rally m eetings. The an d d au g h ters, Billie, Neva and A l­
W. E. Goodwin, th a t C harles H ahn,
convention w ill be a t M ilton-F ree­ ice, W a lte r Isaackson, Dan P o rter,
form er H erm iston
resid en t,
had
w ater. The Misses C a th erin e Mc­ Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n B lair of U m a­
died a t his home in G ran ts Pass. He
(From th e B ulldog)
DISTRICT A U X IL IA R Y lived here a num ber of years and M ullen and P au lin e Stoop also a t ­ tilla , Miss N orm a Biahm of H erm is­
tended th e m eeting.
ton, H a rry P etersen of Ione, and
F ra n k O’N eil's Bulldogs pounded
conducted a h arn ess and shoe store
MEETINGS HELD
Ralph H aney of Stanfield.
th e ir way to a 19-0 decision over
in th e b u ild in g now occupied by the
th e hard fig h tin g Joseph team , S at­
D ancing was enjoyed by a c h a ri­
C
O
U
N
TY
HEALTH
Mrs. Jam es Todd, p resid en t of B rierley store, w hich he owned at
u rday on the H erm iston field. The d istric t No. 6 of the A m erican Le-
v
ari
crowd la te r a t th e city h all in
th e tim e of his d eath . H is w ife is a U N IT OFFICES
decision came as th e gam e ended in igion A u x iliary , was e n te rta in e d d au g h te r of Mr. Goodwin.
Echo w ith m em bers of th e w edding
Squash Yields 30 Ton to Acre.
th e m iddle of th e th ird q u a rte r, T hursday aftern o o n at a te a , by
G listen in g w h ite enam el, fresh p a rty fu rn ish in g th e music. The eve­
w hen th e Joseph team was w ith m em bers of the local U nit, in the
n
in
g
w
as
clim
axed
w
ith
a
m
id
n
ig
h
t
F
. S. G reen, who farm s five m iles
w alls an d sh in in g floors are m uch
Officer in Engineering Club.
drgtwn from th e field by th e ir coach, Legion hall.
in evidence a t th e new offices of th e su p p er a t Mrs. G ibson’s.
n o rth ea st of S tanfield, displayed
Oregon S tate College — L aw rence U m atilla C ounty P ublic H ealth U nit
a f te r two of th e Joseph players had
some huge squash la st week w hich
D uring th e past two weeks Mrs. S w arn er of H erm iston, ju n io r in ag ­ in th e basem ent of th e City h all, o c ­
been ta k en from th e gam e inju red . Todd has visited u n its in th e d ist ric u ltu re a t Oregon S tate college,
he says w ill yield 30 ton to th e acre
SON OF F. A. BAKER
cupied S atu rd ay , October 9th.
T he reason given for the fo rfeit was rict to assist in in stallatio n of o ffi­ has been elected vice p resid en t of
from tw o acres of his 40 acre farm .
F irs t room is an office, w ith Miss
th e hard -d riv in g , fast-step p in g B ull­ cers, going to Fossil, October 1st. the Oregon S tate A g ricu ltu ra l E n g i­ Louise Dyer as recep tio n ist and sec­ STANFIELD, HONOR
G reen cu ltiv ated his lan d four years
neerin g club. T he club Is m ade up re ta ry . A h all leads from th is to
dogs w ere too big and tough.
ago from th e b arren san d h ills, ta k ­
Condon, O ctober 2nd, and Ione, Oc­ of all stu d e n ts reg istered in a g ric u l­ the office of Dr. F. Sydney H ansen,
As th e gam e ended in th e th ird tober 8th. Members of th e Legion tu ra l
T he sou of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. ing o ut th e sagebrush and p u ttin g
en g in eerin g .
It
sponsors U m atilla C ounty h ea lth officer, and
q u a rte r, th e Bulldogs w ere ag ain accom panied her to Fossil an d Mrs. th ro u g h o u t th e y ear a sm oker, dance also opening from th e hall is the of­ B aker c i S tan field was honored re ­ th e land into vegetables, alfa lfa,
re stin g on the v isito r’s goal line O. K. Mudge, p resid en t of th e local and an a g ric u ltu ra l lead ers’ b an ­ fice of Miss M arion Allen, senior cen tly w hen he was selected to a t ­ corn and sw eet clover pastu re.
w ith firs t down and goal to go. u n it, has accom panied h er on all quet, and provides edu catio n al pro­ public h ealth n u rse and her assis­ tend a p o st-g rad u ate clinic a t Mayo Green has lived on th e S tanfield
gram s for its members.
ta n ts, Miss E lm a D uncan and Miss B ro th ers in s titu te a t R ochester, project for a num ber of years an d
Coach O’N eil’s com bination of single d ep u tatio n trip s. Mrs. G. W. R ipley
M arjorie B ohart. Miss B ohart also
an d double w ing-back form ations, and Mrs. W. L. Hamm made th e trip
Control Board Member.
has offices a t M cLoughlln high M inn., October 3 to 16. Dr. A. B. has been activ e in com m unity an d
ru n n in g a g re a t m any spinners, to Ione w ith them .
B aker, S terlin g physician and s u r­ g ran g e affairs.
Oregon S tate College— W a lt Jen - school /in M ilton an d spends th e
cross and s tr a ig h t bucks, end ru n s
g
re
a
te
r
p
a
rt
of
h
er
tim
e
In
the
east
geon
is now a t th e clinic.
Mrs. Todd w ill v isit P endleton, drzejew ski of H erm iston, a senior in
an d la te ra ls g re a tly confused the O ctober 20th, an d A rlington on th e ag ric u ltu re, has been selected
The clin ic is sponsored by th e ATTEND PENDLETON
to end of th e county. Miss D uncan's
u ties, for the m ost p art, a re in th e
v isitin g boys.
rep resen t th e stu d e n t body on the d west
go v ern m en t, for selected m edical of­
21st.
end.
PTA MEETING
M
emorial
Union
board
of
governors
S tu a rt R ankin, the counter-pin,
A la b o ra to ry is included an d th e re ficers of the reserve corps of th e
for
th
is
year.
T
he
ap
p
o
in
tm
en
t
was
o f the B ulldog’s offense, showed
Is
h
ot
and
cold
ru
n
n
in
g
w
ater
in
U nited S tates Arm y and Navy. Two
Herb Skovbo Returns.
made a t the October 5th m eeting of
som e very sp ectacu lar ru n n in g and
th e executive council of th e associa­ each room. A rea r e n tra n ce is ano­ hu n d red reserve officers, including
Several H erm iston women m otor­
H erb ert Skovbo retu rn ed to H er­ ted stu d en ts.
th e r fe a tu re of th e offices.— E ast m edical doctors, d en tists, and v e te r­
a c c u ra te passing. H is ru n n in g m ate,
O regonian.
ed
to P endleton M onday to a tte n d
m
iston
la
st
week
a
fte
r
th
ree
m
onths
R alph M arble, drove th ro u g h the
in a rian s, are chosen each year from
an all day m eeting In th e V ert Me­
lin e on deceptive bucks w ith speed on th e fre ig h te r S. S. Mapeie of th e
th e th re e to five thousand m edical
m orial b u ild in g of th e school of In ­
w hich resulted in a num ber of firs t M atson lin e m aking a trip to th e
reserve officers. Dr. B aker Is a first
stru
c tio n directed by Mrs. C. W.
H
aw
aiian
Islands.
T
hey
w
ere
ten
dow ns. C larence Myers, tackle, and
lie u te n a n t in th e Arm y O fficers R e­
W alla, sta te p resid en t of th e P a re n t
th e trip and tw elve
C. O. Marble, g uard, were very o u t­ days m aking
serve corps.
T each ers’ association. T he topic
sta n d in g in th e line. O ther boys days re tu rn in g , spen d in g two weeks
T he p o st-g rad u ate
work affords
discussed was "To Know is to
who showed up exceptionally w ell picking up fre ig h t a t th e v ario u s Is­
th e reserve officers 100 hours of
G row ,” stressin g th e need of keep­
w ere L. H unt, H. Buell, A. Shipp, lands. W hile a t H aw aii he visited
cred it, in activ e d u ty . Those who
H
u
n
ters
who
en
te
r
th
e
fields
of
found
a
re
recorded.
ing young people of today occupied
B. Hamm , M. R ankin, L. F lan n ig a n , the W aikik i beach, heard th e fam ­ Oregon in search of C hina p h easan ts
A check-up of th ese records shows conduct th e courses include high along th e rig h t lines in w hich they
ous
Royal
H
aw
aiian
band,
and
v
isit­
A1 Shipp and F. F u rre r.
d u rin g th e com ing open season from th a t man is in d irectly responsible officers of th e arm y an d navy m edi­
m ight develop sp iritu a lly and so­
The Bulldogs play P endleton th is ed th e su g a r m a n u fa ctu rin g plants. October 15 to 31, inclusive, in most for m ost of th e d eath s so far A uto­ cal services.
cially.
The
languages
most
p
rev
a
len
t
on
i
sections
of
th
e
sta
te
,
can
help
to
m obiles have probably accounted for
•coming S aturday, October 16th.
th e islands are E nglish, Spanish m a in tain or increase th e supply of th e g re a te st num ber, o th ers have
The women from the local asso­
Hotel Improved.
birds
for
fu
tu
re
years
by
ta
k
in
g
the
m et d ea th th ro u g h fly in g into te le ­
and H aw aiian. H erb will be a t home
ciation sp e n t th e day a t th e m eet­
slig h t tro u b le to re tu rn
any
leg phone lines, b u ild in g s and o th er
HUGE CO-OP
T he H erm iston H otel is being im­ ing g e ttin g a g re a t deal of e njoy-
for tw o m onths a t least.
bands th a t may be found on birds m an-m ade stru ctu re s.
A few have proved th is week. H. W. L ouderm ilk
m ent from th e conferences an d In
they k ill to th e S ta te Game com m is­ frozen to d eath, some have starved
RALLY PLANNED
sion, says A. E. E in arsen , associate to d ea th , some have been killed by is p u ttin g new casing on th e ceiling stru ctio n from th e lectures. Mrs. R.
300 Head Beef Cattle.
biologist of th e Oregon R esearch
R. G. S aylor retu rn ed recen tly u n it of th e U. 8. Biological Survey, cats or dogs, and o th e rs by p red ato ry of th e porch and th e b u ild in g w ill H ale is local m em bership ch airm an
P lan s for a huge cooperative r a l­
b ird s o r anim als. Mr. E inarson has soon be painted. T he in te rio r of th e and has se n t o u t notices to p are n ts
from B urns w here he purchased 300
l y w ere made a t th e la st Coopera­ head of w h ite faced H erefords from located a t Oregon S tate college.
a p erfect skeleton of one bird killed b u ild in g will also be Improved, ac­ asking th a t they send th e ir mem­
The
S ta te
Game com mission,
tive Council m eeting held la st week. the W estley S tre e t herd. S aylor ex­ which cooperates w ith th e B iologi­ by a horned owl, w hich laboriously co rd in g to Ja rv is D urfey, pro p rieto r. berships in by th e ir ch ild ren . Mem­
picks every p article of m eat from
T h e m eeting w ill be held In th e high pects to fatten th e an im als an d ship cal Survey, th e A m erican W ild Life th e bones, w ith o u t destro y in g th e T he hotel has been a lan d m ark for berships w ill be issued th is year for
years in H erm iston and has been a fee of fifty cents, h alf of w hich Is
in stitu te , and Oregon S tate college
school bu ild in g on th e evening of | ¡them to an ea rly w in te r m arket. in c a rry in g on research work in th is skeleton. T he horned owl is a p er­
know n by trav e lin g salesm en and s t a t e and h alf n atio n al. L ast year
siste
n
t
k
ille
r
of
gam
e
birds.
L
ast
year
he
m
ade
a
trip
to
th
e
O ctober 29th.
field, lib erated some 20.000 phtea-
had as Its p roject
T h is year th e gam e commission p atro n s as a p leasan t place to spend the association
d ro u th strick en area to p urchase j san ts follow ing th e close of the
The m eeting I, being held in th e , and Rh|p b„ef pattJe Thp c # tt,e
the sponsoring of h ot lunches for
h u n tin g season la st fall. T his sea­ plans to release an o th e r large flock th e n ig h t.
in te re st of cooperation and several ' grazin g in fields on his place on son th ey are anxious to learn ju st of birds im m ediately a fte r the close
school ch ild ren d u rin g th e cold w ea­
Summer Flowers Bloom Late.
how m any of them are killed, how, of th e h u n tin g season, all of w hich
out
th e r but th e p roject for th is year
; B u tter Creek.
w
ill
w
ear
leg
bands,
Mr.
E
inarsen
w here and when. Mr. E inarsen says.
had not yet been selected. No need
Sum
m
er
flow
ers
are
bloom
ing
la
te
says,
so
th
a
t
an
even
more
com
plete
be secured. Speakers from P o rtlan d
In stru ctio n s for re tu rn in g th e bands su rv ey of the situ a tio n may be made
for hot lunches will arise If th e
W EA TH ER REPORT.
In
th
e
flow
er
garden
a
t
th
e
home
of
a re sim ple, and a re p rin ted on each next year.
¡0*1«
Max. Min band.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T aylor. Mrs. ca feteria co n tin u es to he conducted
P re sen t m em bers of th e game com ­
October 7 ..................... ....... 72
30
A lthough th is is th e first h u n tin g m ission a re D exter Rice. Roseburg, T ay lo r picked a bouquet of S h asta on a paying basis.
fine m usical and e n te rta in in g pro­ October 8 ...................... ....... 74 .... 31 season since th e b ird s were lib e ra ­
Among those a tte n d in g th e m e e t­
c h a irm a n : E. E. W ilson. C orvallis; Dalcles, P inks. Budlela. Coreopsis,
gram is being planned by th e com­ October 9 ................... ........ 77 .... 33 ted. several hu n d red leg bands have Lew W allace. P o rtla n d ;
C harles Scabiosa, and Phlox la st S atu rd ay ing were Mrs. G lenn Ripley, Mrs.
October 10 -------------- ------ T7 .... 34 alread y been retu rn ed . Each band R eilly, K lam ath F alls, and George and b ro u g h t them to th e H erald o f­ Roy H ale, Mrs. R. B. W ilcox. Mrs.
mittee.
October 11 — ............. ........ 77 .... 33 ca rrie s a num ber, and this, to g eth er A iken, O ntario, who a re anxious to fice for display. It Is u n u su al for David M lddlesdorf and
Mrs. Geo.
w ith th e nam e ot th e person who
D etails of the m eeting w ill ap­ October 12 ..... ..............
------ 74 .... 34 found it, th e cause of its d eath , th e o b tain as com plete Inform ation as sum m er flow ers to co n tin u e bloom­ H ark en rid er. Mrs. R ipley Is p resi­
possible on th e b ird s reared and re ­
pear in the next iseue o f the Herald. O rtober 13 _____ .___ ....... 72 .... 36
d en t of th e H erm iston association.
ing th is late in th e fall.
d ate, and th e place w here it was leased by th e commission.
T he Oregon S ta te Game Com mis­
sion has established O’C o n n er’s Cafe
a t H erm iston as a tag g in g sta tio n
w here m etal tag s and ship p in g p er­
m its may be obtained by all sp o rts­
men who desire to ship gam e birds
or place them in cold sto rage d u r­
ing th e h u n tin g season. B irds may
be kept in cold sto rag e in d efin itely
a fte r being properly tagged. H u n t­
ing and fish in g licenses may also be
secured a t O’C onner’s.
PHEASANT HUNTERS REQUESTED TO RETURN
ALL LEG BANDS FOUND ON GAME BIRDS